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10 years ago i'd have said 'Tomb Raider nudity and sex' because it would have sold to teenagers like hot cakes but these days no-one cares about Tomb Raider and sex is all over the internet...
Based on my current gaming tastes i'm gonna go with 'Sins of a Solar Empire-Story mode' simply because i want it and bugger the profits!
Captcha 'are you a human?' wheres the 'no sir, i am a meat popsicle' option?
Based on my current gaming tastes i'm gonna go with 'Sins of a Solar Empire-Story mode' simply because i want it and bugger the profits!
Captcha 'are you a human?' wheres the 'no sir, i am a meat popsicle' option?
Judging from the poll results of a fairly recent thread, I don't think many people actually want this. Especially since the indoctrination theory has just as many (if not more) holes in it than the non extended ending.putowtin said:
Mine would be a Skyrim DLC that fixes all of the bugs (except the giants launching you into space one). This would have to be free of charge.
Edit: I should probably clarify, if Bioware was able to make the indoctrination theory work, then yes you win but I don't see how they could do that.
I'm pretty sure there is DLC coming out for Xcom, just not sure where they are going with itnikki191 said:
This is now neck and neck with my other wanted Fallout DLC, Fallout: Dogmeat.seagoon said:Oh, thank you crazed Millionaire! Now.. What else? Fallout: New Vegas - New London!
That would make me giggle like a Japanese schoolgirl! With a vast amount of missions and it's own story-line. And voice acted by actual English people not Americans who learnt their linguistic skills from Dick Van Dyke.
OT: Fallout: Dogmeat. Basically you get to play as Dogmeat wandering the wasteland and trying to survive. Kind of like Tokyo Zoo only with a more Fallout vibe and the ability to recruit other animals to your pack. You can only understand humans in a very basic way but you can talk to other animals.
MajorTomServo said:
skyrim: 'the other scrolls'
all continents available and updated with lore friendly quests in skyrim, with full multi-player co-op support
not sure if that's really classifiable as a dlc pack or just a total franchise reboot but still, be kinda epic
Honestly, considering how much content was restored in the Sith Lords mod, it's fair to say that it's pretty much everything that got beyond the storyboards and into production. It's finally the game it should have been from the beginning - not that it precludes it from more additions, though.C F said:
As far as a DLC, you guys are thinking too small-scale.
I would love to see an expansion pack for Baldur's Gate II that takes place after Throne of Bhaal, and follows the logical ending hypothesized by Elminster in said expansion. What would happen if you really did fight your way up and down the Sword Coast?
You'd get tons of new missions, towns and entire world maps to explore, with the most content that an entire 30-person team can come up with in five years or less. No expense is spared - literally every possible city from the Forgotten Realms is included, and there's an endpoint of fighting a powerful enemy who's trying to control the entire coast. You get 12-15 new potential squadmates, much more content for your existing party members, more romance options, more high-level loot, more weapons, more Elminster, more mega-dungeons...you name it.
At the end, if you're in a relationship, you have a child at the end of the main plot...and then, the plot skips forward 20 years, and you now play the grown-up offspring as they set out into the world on a set of mini-missions (in a smaller gameplay area) to discover their true heritage and continue their parent's streak of good/evil.
It would be a watershed in the industry, and the best expansion pack ever made. Oh, and it would come on a Blu-Ray (along with the base game - make it Enhanced Edition if you want), because that would be the only way to handle the sheer awesomeness.
While a follow on to BGII and KotORII would both be very, very welcome (as would a Fallout: London, holy shit that image looks fantastic!), I would go with Groxnax. ME3 really needs the most help after falling so tragically short of its potential, its predecessors, its fans expectations and the quality we used to expect from its developer.
The pack would give Shepard proper options, proper endings that actually consider the unique combination of choices made by the player as well as their paragon/renegade approach, a strategic space combat mini-game which can be won or lost, get rid of all obligatory turret sections, get rid of the f*****g ghost child, get rid of the stupid "we're killing you for your own benefit" nonsense and basically fix the shit EA forced BioWare to make. It was bad enough that the two founders of BW didn't want to be a part of what EA had turned their company into.
Wait, is it too late to switch and go with crazyrabbits!?
Another choice would be another hub city with appropriate amounts of story and content, and an increased difficulty for Deus Ex: HR. Apparently Montréal was to be a whole hub city instead of only one mission, would love to see that restored.
The pack would give Shepard proper options, proper endings that actually consider the unique combination of choices made by the player as well as their paragon/renegade approach, a strategic space combat mini-game which can be won or lost, get rid of all obligatory turret sections, get rid of the f*****g ghost child, get rid of the stupid "we're killing you for your own benefit" nonsense and basically fix the shit EA forced BioWare to make. It was bad enough that the two founders of BW didn't want to be a part of what EA had turned their company into.
Wait, is it too late to switch and go with crazyrabbits!?
Another choice would be another hub city with appropriate amounts of story and content, and an increased difficulty for Deus Ex: HR. Apparently Montréal was to be a whole hub city instead of only one mission, would love to see that restored.
Oh that's just too great an idea! Combat might be a bit hard to pull off but I think Dogmeat is more of a tactical player.Jason Rayes said:I'm pretty sure there is DLC coming out for Xcom, just not sure where they are going with itnikki191 said:
This is now neck and neck with my other wanted Fallout DLC, Fallout: Dogmeat.seagoon said:Oh, thank you crazed Millionaire! Now.. What else? Fallout: New Vegas - New London!
That would make me giggle like a Japanese schoolgirl! With a vast amount of missions and it's own story-line. And voice acted by actual English people not Americans who learnt their linguistic skills from Dick Van Dyke.
OT: Fallout: Dogmeat. Basically you get to play as Dogmeat wandering the wasteland and trying to survive. Kind of like Tokyo Zoo only with a more Fallout vibe and the ability to recruit other animals to your pack. You can only understand humans in a very basic way but you can talk to other animals.
Either:
A mod for Fallout 3/New Vegas that allows you to use the improved systems/perk list/weapon selection from New Vegas, in the better world of 3.
Or:
A mod for Space Wizards 3 that makes the ending not stupid, and removes those instant-kill moves some enemies have.
A mod for Fallout 3/New Vegas that allows you to use the improved systems/perk list/weapon selection from New Vegas, in the better world of 3.
Or:
A mod for Space Wizards 3 that makes the ending not stupid, and removes those instant-kill moves some enemies have.
You speak with Harbinger, not the Starchild.
Harby explains that the purpose of Reapers is to preserve and archive all life in reaper form, giving new life a chance to thrive. None of that Organics Vs. Synthetics crap.
There is no synthesis ending, because it's stupid.
Harby explains that the purpose of Reapers is to preserve and archive all life in reaper form, giving new life a chance to thrive. None of that Organics Vs. Synthetics crap.
There is no synthesis ending, because it's stupid.
My serious answer would be a DLC that gives current generation graphics and some multiplayer tweaks to Sacrifice.
My pseudo-serious answer is a "All Clear, no this time for real" DLC (for free) to SOTS II. After a good year of bugfixing the devs recently gave the All Clear, saying the game was now what they wanted it to be at launch... and it isnow a playable yet still buggy, poorly optimized, and poorly thought out game.
And my non-serious answer would be A Batman Arkham City DLC where you're allowed to just let Strange push the button, because fuck Batman's Do Not Kill rule. And I'm not actually in favor of the death penalty in real life. But the two games alone (never mind all the comics) have proven beyond reasonable doubt that incarnation or therapy doesn't stop Gotham's criminals, from terrorizing every civilian in a 10 mile radius. I mean, the Joker poisoned thousands of people from inside the prison, just to goad Badman into helping him get a cure for his illness. And in Arkham Asylum, a succesfull therapy session is one where the therapist doesn't get maimed or killed by the inmate.
After enjoying a good ten hours of the chatter of the enemy mooks, which was either about how much they enjoy murder, torture and (if the conversation was about someone female) raping or about how their bosses are even worse, I for one was ready to hand Strange the matches.
My pseudo-serious answer is a "All Clear, no this time for real" DLC (for free) to SOTS II. After a good year of bugfixing the devs recently gave the All Clear, saying the game was now what they wanted it to be at launch... and it isnow a playable yet still buggy, poorly optimized, and poorly thought out game.
And my non-serious answer would be A Batman Arkham City DLC where you're allowed to just let Strange push the button, because fuck Batman's Do Not Kill rule. And I'm not actually in favor of the death penalty in real life. But the two games alone (never mind all the comics) have proven beyond reasonable doubt that incarnation or therapy doesn't stop Gotham's criminals, from terrorizing every civilian in a 10 mile radius. I mean, the Joker poisoned thousands of people from inside the prison, just to goad Badman into helping him get a cure for his illness. And in Arkham Asylum, a succesfull therapy session is one where the therapist doesn't get maimed or killed by the inmate.
After enjoying a good ten hours of the chatter of the enemy mooks, which was either about how much they enjoy murder, torture and (if the conversation was about someone female) raping or about how their bosses are even worse, I for one was ready to hand Strange the matches.
A developer tool for Max Payne3 like in the first two games. Instead of not playing and not buying any of the mp DLC i could create my own sp fun and enjoy the stuff other more competent moders created.
XCOM dlc, it's all I'm playing at the moment and MORE would make my happy HAPPY.
Could do with more maps, armour designs, weapons and gadgets etc but some side stories that flesh out the depth of the world would rule. Ooh, plus.... MULTIPLE SKYRANGERS
Could do with more maps, armour designs, weapons and gadgets etc but some side stories that flesh out the depth of the world would rule. Ooh, plus.... MULTIPLE SKYRANGERS
I'd say a DLC for Skyrim to add all the things that were dropped pre-release. Either that, or one that swaps it for a hyper-advanced version of Morrowind. As for keeping the profits, I'd give it to Bethesda so they can use it for the cocaine and gold-plated hookers they seem to love so much, and quit wasting their budget on voice actors whose lines are only slightly longer than the synopsis of a movie printed on the back. Also, maybe they can hire someone to animate and render the faces well, rather than simply 'better than Oblivion.' Skyrim's people look like corpses. Look at Heavy Rain and L.A Noire. They look like people, rather than an alien trying poorly to emulate human appearance.
TL;DR Make Skyrim good, or make Morrowind even better.
TL;DR Make Skyrim good, or make Morrowind even better.
On a serious note, probably a DLC for Battlefield 3 that turns it into Bad Company 2- multiplayer for that was miles better than BF3. Otherwise, the ability to play the coveted mods on 360 as a whole.
On a funny note, a Crackdown "Keys to The City," style item for every RPG on the console. Finally, Little Lamplight's inhabitants could be added to my killcount...
On a funny note, a Crackdown "Keys to The City," style item for every RPG on the console. Finally, Little Lamplight's inhabitants could be added to my killcount...
Arkham City story DLC and a new character, specifically a Batwoman DLC pack. I'd be happy with Kate in just the challenge maps but seeing as I have unlimited power in this 'what-if', she gets a campaign that runs alongside the main one.